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Ultralight Dry Sack (Fall 2022)
Peregrine
Ultralight Dry Sack (Fall 2022)
$10.99 - $22.99
Description

　　Cylinder-shaped waterproof dry-sack

　　The Peregrine Ultralight Dry Sack is a cylinder shaped dry-sack; perfect for situations where water and rain is involved. 30D CORDURA® Ultralite fabric delivers a desirable combination of qualities: durable, compact, lightweight, and waterproof. The Hypalon® roll-top closure secures the bag shut and keeps the contents protected. Made with double waterproof treatment with a siliconized outside and a polyurethane coated inside. Taped and double stitched seams keep the bag watertight.

　　Not designed for submersion.

Footprint sold separately.
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Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
2 Liter: 6.4 x 3.2 x 12.6 in.
5 Liter: 6.8 x 4 x 15.8 in.
10 Liter: 9.5 x 5.5 x 17.7 in.
15 Liter: 10 x 6.3 x 20.9 in.
Other Features:
• 30D CORDURA® Ultralite fabric delivers a desirable combination of qualities: durable, compact, lightweight, and waterproof.
• Hypalon® roll-top closure secures the bag shut and keeps the contents protected.
• Double waterproof treatment with a siliconized outside and a polyurethane coated inside. Taped and double stitched seams keep the bag watertight.
Not designed for submersion.
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